Notices by Bubu :progress_pride: (bubu@chaos.social)

@HauntedOwlbear Kind of. Depending on the client in two different implementations. *sigh*

Do you actually want to know more?

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@HauntedOwlbear I just wanted to say thank you for adding the glossary! I had no idea what you were talking about and now learned multiple things from your post. :)

@HauntedOwlbear I don't even necessarily disagree. I just have opinions. But also it doesn't really matter and there's much more interesting things to spend my time on, on a Saturday evening 🙃.

@HauntedOwlbear need to resist the urge to jump into python packaging disucssions. 🤐

@HauntedOwlbear i also got the email, they all look kinda terrible somehow? 😔

I had no sound output from my notebook (via built-in speakers) for a couple of weeks now. It was mildly annoying and I got as far noticing there was no audio device present in the system but I kept putting off actually dealing with it.

I still had this nagging feeling that this broke after we watched a movie via this notebook and external screen/sound system a while back. But that didn't really make any sense did it?

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Surely my audio device/speakers wouldn't be permanently "gone" because the last audio sink I selected was HDMI audio out? (As in, across multiple system reboots)

Well, yesterday I tried anyway, connecting an HDMI cable and trying to change the audio-out... Oh look at that, my speakers are back.

I can't reproduce the problem anymore either. Computers are weird. 🤷

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If you run your own #synapse #matrix server you probably want to update to v1.105.1 now: https://github.com/element-hq/synapse/security/advisories/GHSA-3h7q-rfh9-xm4v

@blizzz @daniel Google has been doing this since before the AI hype. Maybe they now got more efficient at making stupid decisions? :D